Using wired mouses my whole life, a wireless one would be something new. I began to search and stumbled across the Logitech Wireless Mouse M180. I never paid too much for the mouse, around £10. Now upon opening the case I could see the logitech symbol on the top and i also noticed that the mouse came with a really small usb receiver which was just great as i know other mouses can come with rather large ones. This mouse is rather big but thats a good thing as your hand fits snugly around it. The mouse requires 2 batteries though which can be a hassle as there are many wireless mouses which only require one battery. To open the slot for the batteries, all you have to do is  Read the complete review

I bought this mouse about 2 months ago and paid around about £10 for it. It would seem that £10 is still the going rate for this mouse. ~Design~ I find that the mouse fits quite nicely to my hand. I have used mice in the past which have been both too large and too small to use comfortably over an extended period of time. The mouse is slightly pitched in around the middle, which is a fairly standard shape unless you are purchasing a mouse which has been ergonomically designed to reduce Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI). As I thankfully don't suffer from RSI, I don't feel I need a mouse that deviates from the standard shape. The mouse is ...  Read the complete review

I had this mouse for about a month or so before I sold it on to a friend - mainly because I didn't really like it. I bought this from Currys for about £10 or so and thought that this was a bit of a bargain considering it was a Logitech product (In my opinion, the kings of computer peripherals). From my experience with their other Logitech mice, I was expecting this to be amongst the most comfortable devices ever to have been cradled by my hand - oh, I was wrong. I like big mice becase of having fairly big hands. Therefore is I have a small mouse I find myself scrunching my hand up in order to handle it and therefore, after a while, this becomes ...  Read the complete review

The Logitech Wireless Mouse M180 is a great basic mouse. It does the job with no thrills. It works without an easily broken track ball and uses a red light instead to work out where it is being moved. The mouse is wireless which is great as there is no wires to get tangled up with and your movements are limited less. To use the wireless you simply plug the tiny dongle into a USB port on your laptop or computer and off you go! There is no set up. It is a quick process. The wire less has a good range. About 3 meters which is more than enough for most people! The mouse has three buttons. The left button which is the main one. It is you every day button which ...  Read the complete review

The Logitech M180 is a good basic wireless mouse. I had a couple of problems with this little mouse and ended up getting a replacement for the first I bought. The bought the mouse for £9.99 and had it for about a week before the fault developed, the mouse is wireless but it stopped connecting to the adapter. The shop I bought it from replaced it with no problems; luckily I have had no problems with the replacement. As mentioned the mouse is wireless, you simply plug the USB adapter / dongle into your PC or laptop and your good to go. Unlike some mouse's there is no setup needed it is simple plug and play. The main advantage of having a wireless mouse is the ...  Read the complete review